Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Ruth Gates Gladys Stevenson Dorothy Trickey home economics HOME ECONOMICS in its most practical form is taught in the noted practice liouse on Painter. There. home ec majors apply the theory which they receive in the courses offered by Dr. Stevenson. Miss Gates, and Miss Tricl ey. Occupying tlie wliole first floor of the Redwood Building, the department has cooking, sewing, and otiier homemaking facilities designed to ecjuij) the prospective teachcM ' or housewife for a domestic future. HOME EC CLUB: 1st row, R. Podmore, M. J. Hughes, J. Leonard, A. Gray, J. Ihrig, S. Koffard, B. J. Hall, J. Walton, B. Hord. 2nd row, P. Chaney, J. Hunt, J. Stoughton, J. Wyatt, D. Kennepohl, C. Willard. 3rd row, C. Weis, M. Henders on, R. Leonard, V. McQuade, S. Boyer, C. Clark, J. Weinert, Dr. Stevenson. 4th row, M. Keiser, E. Page, C. Garrett, A. Stout. 5th row, I. Richards, J. Scheel, W. Eckerman, C. Roe, C. Beck, J. Copeland, Miss Gates.

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I ' i .,? Albert Upton, English Lester Harris, speech SPEECH in all its phases falls under the jurisdic- tion ot the speech department as directed by Harris, Nichols, and Crawford. Boasting an ex- cellent speech correction lab, the dejJartment offers both help to children with speech defects, and practical experience for correction majors. The debate team, along with the local dramatists, brought recognition to themselves and to the Col- lege through their voicing of personal opinion. Ray Nichols, speech; Roberta Forsberg, English 25

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A CAPELLA CHOIR: 1st row, R. Leonard, A. Gray, C. Drain, D. Raymond, N. Smith, M. Thompson, D. Fleck, N. Miller, Art. Stair, Mr. Riddle. 2nd row, B. Van Arsdall, E. Starrh, I. Dirlam, L. Ramirez, G. Thatcher, D. Jenkins, J. Bolton, J. Soderberg, K. Bonillas. 3rd row, K. Fisher, L. Reed, M. Curry, D. Freeman, B. Lawson, B. O ' Brien, T. Lewis, G. Haffner, L. Hanson, D. Markham, D. Costen, M. Atherton. 4th row, M. Whitney, M. Coons, G. Dibelka, W. Pick, K. Bowlin, D. England, B. Jessup, G. Clinell, W. Marsh, R. Warfield, F. Crane, M. Cole. Margaretha Lohmann, Ruth Haroldson, music MUSIC majors Kave gone a long way since those early clays wnen Mother was out ot her head when she said that practice was far nnore important than DaseDall. The Whittier Music Department, active imder the chrectorship of Margaretha Lohmann, opened its season with a series or three concerts or contemporary music. This was followed by the Eleventh Annual Brahms Festival, numerous student recitals, the mid-semester A Capella choir tour, and a combined symphony-choir concert. 27